St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-21
club to-day by defeating tine ST. Louis

club to-day by defeating tine st. Louis
team. His support was simply perfect.
Carpenter and Tebau made seemingly
impossible plays. Caruthers was hit
harder than was expected. Baldwin's
support of Mullane after the second
inning was magnificent, not q base be-
ing stolen. Five hits in succession
gave the Reds the lead in the third
inning, four earned runs being scored:
Score:
St. Louis. % 2 o O @ o 2 Q o.
First base hits, Cincinnati 81, Sc. Louis II;
errors, Cincinnati 3, st. Louis g; double
plays, REILLY and Carpenter. McPhee and
REILLY, REILLY, Baldwin and McPhee; first
base ON balls, Latham 2, Caruthers 2, Nicol
2; hit by pitched ball, Comiskey, Robinson;
passed balls, Baldwin 2, Bushong /; umpire,
Mct1uade.
THE NETS GET THERE.
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The game at
Staten Island to-day between the Nets
and athletic clubs was almost repeti-
ton of Saturday. The home team won
by batting in the early part of the game.
curves after the first inning, making but
one hit in the remainder of the game.
Mays pitched in fine shape, but, was
poorly supported. The fielding was
poor and the;.game uninteresting. Score:
Nets, ,......6 o o o o o l o OF
Athletics. .......1 1 0 o 0-5
Earned runs, Nets 6, Athletics /; tWo-base
Poorman; base hits, Nets 8, Athletics 6;
double plays, McGarr and Bauer, Lyon,
Bauer and Miligan, O'Brien and Gerhardt,
Meister, Gerhardt and Orr; first base on balls,
Meister, Larkin; first base on errors, Nets z,
Athletics z; struck out, Nets l., Athletics 1;
passed balls, Robinson 2; umpire Ferguson.
BALTIMORE DROPS ONE.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-TO-day's Balti-
mcre-BrOOklyn game was won by
Brooklyn with the assistance of Jen-
nings' umpiring, which the visitors said
was the worst they ever saw. His de-
cisions plainly showed he was not
familiar with the game. The one feat
ure was Burns hit over the center
field fence for home run. Attendance,
1900. Score:
Baltimore ......2 l o 0-3
Brooklyn. 40 1 0 o 0 l 80
Earned runs, Baltimore 2, Brooklyn 3; first
base hits, Baltimore 13, Brooklyn II two
base hits, Pinckney, Nicol: errors, Baltimore
9, Brooklyn 2; home run, Burns; first base
OH balls, off Smith 4, Harkins 4; first base on
errors, Brooklyn 4; struck out, Smith 2,
Harkins l passed balls, Trott 2, Peoples 2;
wild pitch, Harkins; time, 2:1O; umpire,
Jennings.
WON BY CLEVELAND.
9CLEVELAND, June 20.-The Louis
villes played like tail-enders yesterday
and their loose work in the field gave
the home team its second game from
them. Chamberlain was unsteady and
his team gave him no support. The
only brilliant work for Louisville was
done by Browning. The Clevelands eX-
celied at the bat and made less errors.
About 200 attended the game. Score:
Cleveland 4 2 2 l o 1 oil
Louisville IL o o o 4 0 2 o so
Earned runs, Cleveland 8, Louisville 4;
first-base hits, Cleveland 16, Louisville !3;
two-base hits, Wolf, Reccius; three-base hits,
louisville g: first base on balls, Chamber
lain g. Morrison 4: first base on errors,
Cleveland /, Louisville 4; struck out MorTi-
/ son 6, Chamberlain 4; passed balls, Cook,
Kerins.. Snyder; wild pitch, Chamberlain;
hit by pitched ball, Hotaling; time, hours;
umpire. Knight.